Sentence examples for precocious maturity from inspiring English sources

What distinguishes Carter's early years is not precocious musicality but precocious maturity and unshakeable self-belief.

Today's young teenager is an anomaly: his environment pushes him toward a precocious maturity.

She posed with her arms crossed and an unfathomable expression of resigned distress that gives the adolescent an air of precocious maturity.

David Dorfman, with his "Village of the Damned" haircut and precocious maturity, seems to have studied at the Haley Joel Osment School of Fine Acting.

A Jew and an eldest son, the responsibilities with which Lanzmann had been burdened from childhood on had produced a precocious maturity in him; sometimes he seemed to be carrying the weight of a whole ancestral experience on his shoulders.

She listened to Al Green, Bill Withers, Marvin Gaye, displaying right from the start the precocious maturity which is the most impressive characteristic of her voice, her looks, her business sense and her view of life.

That broadcast has been on CD at least since the late 80's, evidence of his preternaturally precocious interpretive maturity.

As a child actor, her precocious nature and startling maturity made her an engaging and unique screen presence but she still relies on a slightly over-emphatic form of acting that makes the breakdown scenes here feel false.

The form of heterochrony in the olm is neoteny – delayed somatic maturity with precocious reproductive maturity, i.e. reproductive maturity is reached while retaining the larval external morphology.

After Sunday's precocious victories, Monday brought a display of maturity.

Still with two U-20 World Cups ahead of him, De Silva, who is blessed with a maturity beyond his tender years, combines precocious skill and direct running with impressive vision and accurate short passing.